[Retracted] Analysis of Factors Influencing Safety Attitudes of Operating Room Nurses and Their Cognition and Attitudes toward Adverse Event Reporting

Table 1

Survey results of general information of operating room nurses (n = 711).

Variables	Number of people	Constituent ratio (%)
Age (year)
≤25	174	24.5
26–35	380	53.4
36–45	96	13.5
>45	61	8.6
Gender
Male	53	7.5
Female	658	92.5
Length of service in the operating room (year)
≤3	202	28.4
4–10	278	39.1
>10	231	32.5
Mode of employment
Contract system	497	69.9
Fixed establishment	214	30.1
Initial education
Secondary specialized school	265	37.3
Junior college	307	43.2
Bachelor degree or above	139	19.5
Final education
Secondary specialized school	15	2.1
Junior college	226	31.8
Bachelor degree or above	470	66.1
Post
Nurse	556	78.2
Teaching teacher	125	17.6
Head nurse and above	30	4.2
Professional ranks and titles
Nurse	207	29.1
Nurse practitioner	332	46.7
Nurse in charge	157	22.1
Deputy chief nurse and above	15	2.1
Marital status
Unmarried	253	35.6
Married	448	63
Divorce or separation	10	1.4
Night shifts
Yes	477	67.1
No	234	32.9
Weekly overtime hours (h)
No overtime	110	15.5
≤5	226	31.8
6–10	208	29.2
>10	167	23.5
Adverse events reported in the past year
Yes	274	38.5
No	437	61.5